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Volume 81, Summer 2007, Number 3

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This issue contains articles from Symposium: Race, Culture, and Crisis in Child Welfare: Theory Into Practice

Editorial Board

Volume 81, Summer 2007, Number 3

Symposium

Introduction to the Symposium
Theresa Hughes

Keynote
Barbara Bennett Woodhouse

Can Science Help Solomon? Child Maltreatment Cases and the Potential for Racial and Ethnic Bias in Decision Making
Sandra T. Azar and Phillip Atiba Goff

Poor Enough to Be Eligible? Child Abuse, Neglect, and the Poverty Requirement
Susan Vivian Mangold

Lawyering for Children: Confidentiality Meets Context
Peter Margulies

Notes

Touring Commerce Clause Jurisprudence: The Constitutionality of Prosecuting Non-Commercial Sexually Illicit Acts Under 18 U.S.C. § 2423(C)
Christine L. Hogan

Modifying the Ministerial Exception: Providing Ministers with a Remedy for Employment Discrimination Under Title VII While Maintaining First Amendment Protections of Religious Freedom
Lauren P. Heller

Comment

A Game of Hold'em: Critiquing United States v. Gabaldon's "All-In" Approach to Federal Kidnapping
Christopher A. Villanti

Recent Development in New York Law

Despite the Ruling in Pekelnaya v. Allyn, the Area of Law Regarding Individual Unit Owners' Liability Stemming from a Defect in the Condominium's Common Elements Still Requires Legislative Action
Brian D. Brenner

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